Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-12-22
Ninety Cents will ars ,

lNIiiCty CCIlo arctics at the
Great Golden Eagle Closing Out Sale.
Valentine Bauer of Viola, was u
pleasant caller at this Office last Satur-
lay.
Mrs. Alex Young, of Manning, was
he guest of VIM. Cloughly's family the
after part of last week.
The Bon Ton restaurant will close
loors at II u. IN. and open at p. III.
,very Sabbath.
Thos. Roberts arrived this morning
rom Jefferson on visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Win ID. Forbes.
Geo. Guoin, of Sioux City, is visiting
MS uncle, S. j. Mccormick, of the
Stuart House.
0et uleTe, Closing Out sale
next Saturday. =. Some in the
to avoid the afternoon rush.
a number of the friends of Belle
Graham assisted that little lady in ccle-
brating her fifth birthday last Friday.
Mr.. G. c. Nicholson has sold his Mel
vile farm to Isaac Manley. Mr.. n. will
remove to Guthrie county in February.
Those who shipped stock out of this
station on the morning of the i2th inst.
did not strike very satisfactory mar
Iiet.
Joel Sharp returned home from his
Chicago trip Saturday night, having
stopped with relatives In Illinois for a
short visit.
LATE Young has undertaken to buck
the special cars of railroad officials Off
The track. We hope the doughty editor
will not get mangled in the collision.
Oh, my! L, d. Thomas, the proprietor
IF the Bon Ton restaurant has the finest
oyster parlor ever seen in Audubon:
both ladies and gentleman for walters.
+ nOt\unar Leather and felt
OOtWCui boots and shoes
cheap at the Golden Eagle Closing Out
Sale.
Remember the Christmas ball at
court house hall Oh Saturday evening,
Dec. 2lth, under the auspices of the
Sons of Veterans. Dancing will COM
nence promptly at s o'clock. Tickets
800.
J. S. IIerwick is selling 200 tickets
for chances in the drawing of Mich
DIS & Sheppard threshing machine to
be given away as soon as tickets are
sold. Drawing will take place at Viola
Center.
The illness Of J. Is. Rendleman has
grown more serious since last week, and
at present his condition is critical.
Heart disease is the primary cause. 1t
is hoped that he may rally and survive
the shock.
III. w. Van Gorder opened the cam
paign of 1883 with torch-light parade
Saturday evening. 1t was in the inter
ests of no particular candidate, but for
the man who can win. And that, by
the way, is Iowa's first choice.
Bows Suits and ns,o0 0vsGG"%ts ,o at
prices at the Great Golden Eagle Clos.
ing Out Sale.
There have been over score of mp
plicants for the position in the record,
er's Office vacated by Miss Sadie Scarr
That lady has been very proficient in
the position. Recorder Viewer will not
employ an assistant ut present.
A goodly number OF young men are
talking of receiving callers OH New
Years Day. The condition Of the
weather will doubtless influence the Ia
dies as to whether or no they will per
form the heroic part of the program.
This Office has elegant samples OF
New Years calling cards, something
finer than ever shown In this city be-
fore. Orders should be placed not later
than the eth, in order to secure choice
selections and to get goods promptly
on time.
Evan Davis the Pioneer clothier
IVdlI DdVIo will make you q
present in the shape Of big bargains in
order to close out his stock to go west
Remember, Evan will not be undersold
The meeting Of the Audubon County
Teachers Association announced for
Saturday the 18th, was not held for the
reason that Supt. Willcutt did not put
in an appearance. lie was confined to
his home by illness and positively un'
able to attend the meeting.
That enterprising firm of attorneys,
real estate and insurance agents, Nash,
Phelps s. Green has just issued the
neatest and most tasty calendar of the
season. Some say that Mr., Nash Sc
lected the design. If so, his judgment
will be universally commended.
Thos. Musson has been doing an i'm
mense corn business at his ranch In
Melville. The prices paid are nearly as
high as the markets on tho railway, and
as a result he has over 10000 bushels In
crib, with the tide unchecked. Mr.
MuSson will feed the greater portion OF
his purchase
0vnrrnate very chap OF Davis
OVClCUdto Closing Out Sale.
The Rev. Zellhoefer will be regularly
ordained as pastor of the First Baptist
church, of this city, today. Rev. VIM
L. Randall, of Jefferson, is In the city
and will conduct the ceremony. Ser
vices are to be held at the court house
hall both afternoon and evening. Rev
Zelhoefer is conscientious and ablf
worker, and we predict That his labors
here will be attended with good results